Lucy is chief executive of The Alchemists, which works with businesses to accelerate their development and success, and Tom Caulker owner of the World Headquarters nightclub (community and socially based nightclub, music venue, fashion shows, nights for people with learning disabilities) discuss the opportunities coming along and what it takes for businesses to be part of the new economy.
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Following on from our BackinBusiness budget roundup on budget day and our Budget podcast on 8th March, in part 3 Professor Mark Hart discusses his take on what it means for small businesses with Liz, Simon and Declan.
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Steve Rotheram is the Mayor of the Liverpool City Region and has big plans for the future. Innovation is the key, skills are central to his thinking and while the funding is crucial he believes there’s a lot the region can do for itself with small businesses at the heart of the recovery. He discusses his plans with Liz Barclay and Declan Curry and local business bosses Philippa Glover of CNC Robotics and Aston Fuller of Glass Futures.
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Economist Douglas McWilliams and tax specialist Heather Self join the BackinBusiness team to discuss the budget, what it means for small business owners and self-employed workers and who and what has been missed out.
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Hear the BackinBusiness team, Liz Barclay, Declan Curry and Simon McVicker, react to today’s budget announcements.
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Aerospace development carries on apace in Bristol. It’s just one of the many industries there that’s booming, To what extent can innovative sectors restore the whole city and surrounding areas to their pre-Covid glory?
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As a bioscience and health tech hub, often driven by the university, business in Cambridge is booming. Darran Milne CEO of deep tech software start-up VividQ and Tim Robinson Chief Operating Officer of Tech East join the BackinBusiness team to discuss the future of technology and its importance to the economic recovery.
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The capital of the north is seizing every business opportunity that comes its way, determined that agility and adaptability will save the day. Poonam Kaur, James Mason and Mark Williams join the team and argue that Leeds is the best place in the UK to do business.
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From industrial city renowned for shipbuilding on the Clyde to city of culture and creative hub – what next for post-pandemic Glasgow.
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Belfast. Once known for linen, tobacco and rope-making, Belfast boasted the world’s largest shipyard, now has a major aerospace and missiles industry, and has blossomed into a big tourist centre. What have Covid and Brexit done to businesses here and what’s next for the city? Business Editor of the Irish News Gary McDonald and owner of Little Giant Films Robin Morgan join the team.
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